NAME
CGI::Bus::fut - File and directory utils library
SYNOPSIS
use CGI::Bus;
$s =CGI::Bus->new();
$s->fut->mkdir(directory);
DESCRIPTION
This module contains several file and directory methods. See CGI::Bus::Base for inherited slots and methods.
CLASSIFICATION
- Directory utils
-
copy
,delete
,find
,glob
,globn
,mkdir
,rmpath
,size
- File utils
-
fcompare
,fhandle
,fload
,fstore
,fdumpload
,fdumpstore
SLOTS
None
METHODS
- copy (?-rdfi, fromMask, to) -> success
-
Copy files and directories. Options: 'r'ecurse subdirectories, 'd'irectory target hint, 'f'ile target hint, 'i'gnore errors - continue copying.
- delete (?-ri, pathFileMask) -> success
-
Delete files and directories. Options: 'r'ecurse subdirectories, 'i'gnore errors - continue deleting.
- fcompare ( ?-opt, file, file ) -> not equal
-
Compare files using File::Compare
- fdump ( file, data ) -> success
- fdump ( file ) -> data ref
- fdumpstore ( file, data ref ) -> success
- fdumpload ( file ) -> data ref
-
Store and load data structure to or from file using
fstore
,fload
, CGI::Bus::dumpout, CGI::Bus::dumpin - fhandle ( file, sub{}) -> result
-
Selects given filehandle, evals sub, reselects previously selected handle. For filename, temporarily opens file with handle 'HANDLE', selects this handle, evals sub... Returns result of sub.
- find ( ?-i!dlmrs, fileMask,..., sub(\@stat,path,name)...) -> num_matches
-
Find files and directories with given mask and evaluates sub, locally setting $_ to filename. Returns number of sub agrees. There may be several subs and several filemasks for each sub, and they will be executed within one transaction of
find
call. UsesFileGlob
Options: 'i'gnore stat errors, '!' - not, 'd'irectories, 'l'ow before deep scan, 'm'ountpoints, 'r'ecurse directories, 's'ymlinks.
Parameters of sub are local $_ with full current filename, $_[0] with reference to @stat array, $_[1] with path, $_[2] with filename. Sub can return undefined value in $_ to signal stop, determine directories with $_[0]->[2] & 0040000, prevent recursing by assigning $_[0]->[2] =0.
- fload ( ?-asb, file, ?sub ) -> list of rows || data
-
Reads given file into memory as array or list ('-a'), text scalar ('-s'), binary scalar ('-b'). Default, '-a' or '-b', is determined with wantarray. Locks file with 'LOCK_SH'.
If sub is defined, it is evaluated for each row read into local $_, and with '-a' option results of each evaluation are returned as a list, true is returned otherwise.
- fstore ( ?-b, file, data,...) -> success
-
Writes given data into given file. Locks file with 'LOCK_EX'. Option '-b' chooses binary mode and binary write. Without '-b', each element of data list is printed with trailing "\n" added. Prepend file name with '>' sign to append to file existed.
- glob ( pathMask ) -> entry list
-
Glob filenames with mask and return list of them such as standard
glob
function. When $^O eq 'MSWin32' own implementation with fragments from File::DosGlob is used, elseglob
is called. - globn ( pathMask ) -> entry list
-
Like
glob
, but returns list of names only, without paths - mkdir ( path, ?perms ) -> success
-
Create path like standard mkdir call, but with base directories if needed, and optional permission mask (0777 default).
- rmpath ( path ) -> success
-
Remove path, with base directories, if empty. Returns the number of directories deleted.
- -size ( ?-i, pathMask ) -> size of files described
-
Compute size of files and directories. Uses
find
and it's options.
VERSION
21/12/2001 - 23/12/2001
Implemented and Documented.
AUTHOR
Andrew V Makarow <makarow@mail.com>
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